Celebrity Dominatrix

Katie Savoy strides home in stunning leather, marches her man over to the chair, and dons black fetish gloves while pouring herself a drink.

If that doesn’t get your attention, well, you may need to have yourself checked out. It certainly rivets her boytoy’s eye and commands his assent in Savoy’s new ad for Avion Tequila.

“Do we need a safeword?,” he asks.

“Shhhh,” she reprimands.

“Pain has its place,” enters the caption. “Just not in tequila.”

After blind-folding her awe-struck slave and seeing if he can identify the tequila — it is said that a well-trained dog can indeed identify many things by scent — she observes:

“Oh… you like this.”

He nods again, with relish… only to watch her enjoy the rest of the tequila, and walk away, leaving him bound in the chair….

“Is that all?,” he pleads as she strides off.

“That’ll do for now,” Savoy answers, ending the session.

Another nice tease-and-deny episode, a la the recent femdom Fiat commercials featuring Jennifer Lopez and Catrinel Menghia.

The theme appears to be more than accidental. Avion founder Ken Austin is reportedly an enthusiastic submissive, and from the style and syntax of the commercial, someone at the company has at least a credible knowledge of the relevant protocols.

(The commercial is called “The Loft,” a reference, it would seem, for the well-known BDSM den not far from Austin’s office.)

We’re so weary of material being taken down from YouTube that we won’t embed the ad using their code, but you can watch the full commercial by clicking here (for now) —

and when the YouTube nazis decide it’s no longer tasteful, you can always get a copy from our Celebrity Dominatrix fan group (banner below.)

Bottoms up, boys!

Celebrity Dominatrix — more femdom videos, captures

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Meet Honey Pediosa — in her femme fatale profile as part of the Lethal Lipstick League….

or, in her free preview trailer at YouTube and at TwitVid.

Of course, we know you’ll want your own copy of Killer Heels, already climbing the charts into heel-stomping immortality. Just click here

The whole James Bond series, available at JamesBondRIP.com, raises an interesting question:

Is agent .007 — as Entertainment Weekly pointedly asked some time ago (see cover nearby) — already dead?

We think not… or at any rate, he may be deceased, but like any interesting character, is revivable. The problem with James Bond, in recent movies — despite excellent performances by Daniel Craig — is the weakness of the femme fatale characters.

Think back to the most memorable Bond pics — and you think of Honor Blackman (Pussy Galore), Sophie Marceau (Electra), Barbara Carrera (Fatima Blush), Ursula Andress…

… all playing strong female characters that were, if not more than a match for Bond, certainly up to the task of giving him a challenge.

As we’ve observed before: Nowadays, it isn’t sex that sells. It’s female domination.

Honey Pediosa, Foot Worship Fatale



Lethal Lipstick League
Meet the deadly females of the LLL

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Just checking in, as we do from time to time, on Megan Fox without makeup.

(Check out the Megan Fox without makeup thread, here.)

Yah… still beautiful. So why the continuing jihad on Fox and makeup?

(The latest variation came when Entertainment Tonight violated its agreement, a decision apparently endorsed by Womb-Raider-in-Chief Laura Blue Bell. See our report on Entertainment Tonight’s assault on Fox and total lack of integrity afterwards, here.)

1. Some are jealous. Looking at them, one can see why.

2. Some like to pose. “Hey, honey, lookit me, I’m suggesting a famous, prominent beauty isn’t so attractive.”

All of which only goes to show that some people can make prostitutes of themselves with slutty lipstick, or without.

Megan Fox Fan Group. Makeup welcome.


Celebrity Dominatrix — your antidote to “Makeupgate”

Lara Pulver has a femdom look and authenticity —

anyone remember Darla Kincaid? —

that’s arresting.

Males see her… stop what they’re doing… and prepare to obey.

As Irene Adler, the dominatrix-cum-love-interest in the new mod Sherlock Holmes series on American television, she’s beautiful, but tough… hard and alluring.

She whips, kicks, ballbusts, and at the same time seduces and femmes her way through her scenes with aplomb.

She gets female domination, too, from both sides. In interviews about the Sherlock Holmes series, she shows a clear understanding of the modern male’s fascination with female dominance…

“Sherlock is captivated with her,” she notes, adding, “… with her power.”

What is it about a strick British woman? As Danni Harwood put it recently, “who cares? You know you want them to be in charge.”

Fatale Femmes — You want me to slap your face don’t you?

Deadlier than the Male — your femme fatale utopia

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We respect Entertainment Tonight, and note with satisfaction that you personally seem to be a journalist of integrity.

You seem to understand something about women, and pregnancy. You proudly took note of a recent interview on motherhood, for example, tweeting “ITS BEYONCE’S FIRST ON CAMERA INTERVIEW POST BABY.” (Your all-caps, not ours.)

But a member of your staff, Steve Jones, lied to Megan Fox to induce an interview…

asked her about pregnancy despite his promise not to…

and then essentially bragged about it in a sarcastic boast designed to raise his own profile and the show’s — regardless of its impact on your integrity and that of ET.

All this, in apparent complete indifference to the sensitivities, both personal and medical, a woman faces early in a pregnancy.

You can read our report on Jones’s callous disregard for your reputation as a journalist and woman, here.

We encourage you to demand a meaningful apology from Mr. Jones, and, even if it comes, reprimand and suspend him. Anything less creates the appearance that you approve of what he did.

If he does not issue such an apology, or refuses to abide by a suspension, you should fire him.

Other entertainment personalities will be watching to see if ET maintains standards of probity and promise-keeping. We trust they, and your viewers, will act accordingly.

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